Through the system's guidance, Wende could now directly gaze upon this newly appeared planet with his "eye." He discovered that, just like the world he had created on the other side of the wormhole, this planet was enveloped in a massive amount of Primordial Chaos energy. He could remotely manipulate it to shape the planet however he wished.
Looking at it this way, this seemed more like what an [Aeon] should be doing, rather than holing up in his bedroom, secretly using an all-seeing eye to peep... no, to observe!
In any case, Wende felt that even after his ascension to godhood as [Order], his life seemed to be the same as always. As for the so-called [Finality]... it was certainly a problem, but as long as he was currently powerless against it, the pressure wouldn't be on him.
Although it seemed incredibly irresponsible, Wende truly didn't feel any sense of having "ascended." The Path of [Order] was now part of him, but it didn't seem to restrain him in any way. He didn't need to base all his actions on the principles of [Order]. It was as if he had become a hands-off manager...
But this feeling wasn't so bad, really.
After he had more or less finished shaping the entire planet, Wende looked at the miHoYo Tower soaring into the clouds and found himself facing another problem.
Could he find a star system and just place this planet inside it? Right now, his creation was less a true planet and more a world in need of a safe and comfortable home.
After all, without a star as a source of energy, he couldn't just turn it into a Star Rail version of "The Wandering Earth," could he?
It wasn't impossible, he supposed. A planet traveling along a star rail… The thought alone was incredibly cool, but it could also easily be misidentified…
If people mistook it for some kind of "battle planet" or "battle moon," that wouldn't be good.
So, it was better to find a proper nest for it!
Lying in his bedroom, Wende used his eye to observe the nearly complete planet, then attempted to move it using the power of Primordial Chaos.
But he quickly discovered that he might have underestimated his own abilities…
With just a single thought, countless star systems that met his criteria appeared in his mind like a data list. All he had to do was add conditions in his mind, filter through them one by one, and finally decide which system to move the planet to. Just like that, his planet could become a "native" in that system.
As for things like orbits, gravity, and so on, it seemed he didn't need to worry about them at all. The star would "cooperate nicely" with him.
Was this the so-called great power of an [Aeon]?
Wende felt a sense of unreality.
After going through a series of filters, Wende found a familiar system: the one where Belobog was located. This system met all of his conditions, and with minimal adjustments, he could directly insert his planet into the star's orbit without causing any other problems.
Belobog's star confidently assured Wende of this.
That's right… it assured him.
But now Wende began to have second thoughts. Wouldn't suddenly adding a planet to Belobog's system be a bit too conspicuous?
He had to remember that Belobog was no longer the "single-player-mode star of the universe" it once was. With the Stellaron crisis resolved, Belobog's star rail was restored, and its interactions with the outside world were becoming more frequent. Placing a planet there at this time would be like lighting a candle in the dark—incredibly eye-catching!
But on further reflection, it seemed that exposing the planet wouldn't be a huge issue. After all, there was nothing on it yet except for the empty miHoYo Tower. Although it had a Realm-Restricting Anchor, how many people in the universe truly followed the Path of [Trailblaze]?
Even if someone coveted the resources on it, Wende could just take the planet and run. It wouldn't be much trouble.
"In that case, let's do it."
After mulling it over, Wende made his decision. He would go with this plan. If any problems arose, it would just be a matter of moving it again.
And now for the next step…
Wende focused his gaze on the [Honkai Impact 3rd] icon on his system screen.
Although he didn't know what the system… or whoever was helping him was thinking, since this was their guidance, it seemed he had no choice but to follow.
Ding! Honkai Impact 3rd will be released on all major universal networks in ten seconds. This product includes two versions: a mobile terminal edition and a virtual reality edition. A simultaneous cross-platform public beta will now commence!
After Wende clicked to start the public beta, the system's voice chimed in.
It made sense. The gaming market across the universe was brutally competitive. If the game he launched was the same as the one from his old reality, would anyone really be interested enough to play it…?
But a virtual reality version… Did that mean he could personally play as Kiana… and get all cuddly with Mei!?!
Wait a minute!? If it was a first-person holographic perspective… wouldn't that make stacking the vulnerability debuff even easier?
Alright, as a qualified Captain (and Chàng Guǐ), that was Wende's first concern.
The thought of players across the universe being caught completely off guard by the gut-wrenching tragedies of Honkai Impact 3rd and "happily" contributing their own little pearls brought a surge of delight to Wende!
"I wonder how Wendy is doing now…"
For some reason, Wende suddenly thought of Wendy. In the forty days they had spent together, she had certainly left an indelible impression on him. He had genuinely grown fond of the girl—she was thoughtful, gentle, and resolute. She possessed so many wonderful qualities that the original game had never shown him.
And a real person is always more profound than a character in a game.
"I should go check on her… I remember the system left me the coordinates to the Honkai world."
Swiping through his system screen, Wende found the coordinates in his system inventory. Since it was the only thing in there, it was very easy to find.
"Wait a second… don't these coordinates look a little familiar?"
Staring at the numbers, Wende's brow furrowed tightly. He shot up from his bed, pushed open his door, and headed for the Archives.
"Dan Heng, can you give me the coordinates for that anomaly point?"
"Of course."
"Thanks."
After getting the coordinates for the anomaly they had discussed in the meeting from Dan Heng, Wende's heart suddenly hammered twice!
The two sets of coordinates… were identical.